![]() The child can use a marker to design a jack-o-lantern face on the pumpkin if they want to. Use a second split pin to hold them in place, adding a piece of green card on the top to make a stalk.Ĥ. Then you need to repeat this threading, gathering together all the opposite ends of the strips of card to form your 3D pumpkin shape. ISBN: 9780823413201 Author: White, Linda / Lloyd, Megan (ILT) Binding: Paperback Fiction/ Nonfiction: Fiction Subject: Animals Annotation: Rebecca. Your child might find it easier if you poke through the ends of all the strips with a sharp pencil or craft knife first, and then your child can thread the pieces on to the split pin.ģ. ![]() ![]() Once cut out, place four orange strips in an circular arrangement, (as pictured), and hold them in the event together using a split pin. Eight strips of paper will make two pumpkins.Ģ. If you use a darker orange marker pen you’ll be able to see the lines to cut them, but they won’t show every much in your finished craft. Use a ruler to mark out eight strips lengthwise, using a dashed straight lines to show where the child needs to cut. ![]() ![]() Be sure to read Too Many Pumpkins by Linda White with the children while they make these pumpkins.ġ. Then, we made these little pumpkins with the orange strips of paper. It’s pumpkin season! I used an orange marker to make dashes on orange paper for the kids to practice using their scissor skills. ![]()
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